Choose your room

City Info
Santiago de Cuba

Built on a sequence of hills overlooking a large bay with the Sierra
Maestra in the background, Santiago de Cuba is one of Cuba´s most
picturesque cities. Its colorful streets sweep up and down steep hills,
giving visitors a nice workout on a stroll through the city.

Cuba’s second-largest city, Santiago de Cuba was founded on June 28,
1524 by the Spanish. From 1522 until 1589 it was the capital of Cuba.

Santiago de Cuba is authentic Caribbean through and through. It’s closer
to Hispaniola than Havana, which has something to do with it. The city
also has deep African roots and traditions, attributable to the colonial
slave trade and the influx of French immigrants, accompanied by their
African slaves, after the Haitian slave revolt of 1791.

Many Cuban music genres originated here. If Cuban rhythms and passionate
dances move you, this is a must-visit destination, especially during
the raucous annual Carnival celebrations in July. Other exciting events
include the Festival del Caribe and Fiesta del Fuego. For an excellent
night out any time visit the Casa de la Trova – both the music and
dancing are phenomenal.

Parque Céspedes is the gathering place for young and old. It’s a great
starting point for visits to many attractions including
the Diego Velázquez Museum, the oldest house still standing in Cuba.
Next to it is the municipal building where Fidel Castro made his first
speech after the 1959 victory; the Cathedral of Santiago de Cuba is
opposite. Within walking distance lies the Carnival Museum and Bacardí
Museum, the latter displaying a private collection of the famous Bacardí
family.

Casa Pavely Coralia - Santiago de Cuba Rooms for Rent : This property has comfortable bedrooms that features double-beds with full bathroom. Each room of the home has air conditioner. The Living room features with a style furniture. Other amenities include, TV and a DVD player, and an In-room Safe. The house is perfectly situated in Santiago de Cuba . Santiago de Cuba is the second largest city of Cuba and capital city of Santiago de Cuba Province. Historically Santiago de Cuba has long been the second most important city on the island after Havana, and remains the second largest.